Hagerty will also insure extra parts you buy and store for a few bucks.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Now all they need to do is chip them so you can locate them when they go MIA.
Picked up 2 sets... one stubby... those have PAID for themselves in spared skin and blood!
How goes the drive train removal scheme?
Getting close. Needed that 9/16 gear wrench to remove bell housing bolts. Actually the belcrank that bolts to the rear of the left head. Not needed any longer manual shift
But in the way..
They are a dream for that tight space up against the firewall, indeed.
I despise the crowfoot set I have. I've heaved it into the trash more than once out of frustration...
I have a stubby and haven't lost it yet.
You keep it attached and you don't loan it out...I have a stubby and haven't lost it yet.
Yup... have that on mine... it's chromed
Been working around it on a number of levels
Always interested when I run into these articles
CC Capsule: 1964 Valiant Signet 200 - Don't Say the P-Words - Curbside Classic
Ceci n’est pas une Plymouth
CC Capsule: 1964 Valiant Signet 200 - Don't Say the P-Words - Curbside Classic
Ceci n’est pas une Plymouth
Rent it by the hour.
I modified this for 4bbl
Trying google and the rabbit hole is too big.........................
Solder, I want to solder a 12 gauge wire to an alligator-style clip for the ground for my gas tank. What type of solder and size would I need?
This is the clip I ordered. I want to do this...................
Solder, I want to solder a 12 gauge wire to an alligator-style clip for the ground for my gas tank. What type of solder and size would I need?
This is the clip I ordered. I want to do this...................
So the steel fuel line is grounded with an attaching bolt. Then there is a clip on strap that completes the ground circuit.
I don't have steel fuel line, it is hose............
This need done on a fuel cell too?
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All of it?
With steel fuel line..
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